Marine Air Conditioning in Miami, Boca Raton, & Pompano Beach, FL
4 Signs That It’s Time To Replace Your Marine Air Conditioner
If you don’t have a marine air conditioning unit on your vessel then you need to get one ASAP! Having a marine AC system can enhance your boating experience and make enclosed cabin spaces more comfortable and enjoyable for you and your guests. If you’re looking to enhance your boating experience with a new marine AC unit then give us a call today!
On the other hand, if your vessel is equipped with a marine air conditioner that isn’t working properly, then it may be time for a replacement. Marine air conditioning units have a few distinct signs that let you know that it’s time for a replacement.
- Old Age - As a rule of thumb, your marine air conditioner should be replaced every 7 to 12 years. If your unit is older than that, then you should chat with a technician about purchasing a new unit for your vessel.
- Deteriorating Condenser Coils - If your coil is flaking or over-oxidized then your refrigerant line could be on the verge of rupturing.
- Lack of Cooling - One of the most obvious signs that your AC unit needs to be replaced is lack of cooling. If heat isn’t being transferred fast enough and your unit is blowing hot air, or not enough cold air to support your enclosed space, then you may need a new unit.
- Hard Starting - If your compressor is dragging and your breaker is tripping then it may be time for a new marine air conditioning unit.
At Beard Marine, we’re proud to provide our clients in Miami, Boca Raton, Marathon, Key West, Pompano Beach, Port St. Lucie, and the surrounding areas quality marine air conditioning units at affordable rates. From full units to parts and pieces, our technicians work with you and your budget to find you the right marine air conditioning unit at the right price. As a proud dealer of Marine Air Systems (chilled water) and Cruisair (tempered water), we specialize in all aspects of marine AC services and installations. Contact us today to chat with a licensed EPA expert about your marine air conditioning needs.